A 12-Point Agenda has been set for the committee, which incluses transitioning all CNG vehicles to electric, Charging Facilites Under Flyovers, MANAGING BATTERER WASTEE, Last-Mele Connectist Subsidy disbursment and other aspects of the revised policy.

“For proper cng to ev transition, the commissione shall ensure that a scientific study is done to assess the number of cnd cars current in use in delhi and to outline Evs within a year, starting from April 1, 2026, “A Government Document Said.

According to the document, the Expert Committee Shall, After Detailed Examination, Recommend Measures on How to Set Up Ev Ev Charging Stations Under Flyovers and Year-Wise Specific Targets for Setting Under and Semi-Public Ev Charging Stations.

“Considering the anticipated large numbers of EV Adoption by the General Public, A Perspective Plan, Including Clarity on the Allocation of Lands, Needs to Be Put in Place to Be Place To Address the Needs of the NC Needs to be incorporated in the revised policy, “It added.

The committee has experts like k Ramachandra Rao, Professor, Department of Civil Engineering and Head of Transportation Research and Injury Prevention Center (Tripc), IIT DELHI; Sudhendu Jyoti Sinha, Advisor, Niti Aayog, and Managing Director of DTC; Top officers of the transport department; Members of Power Distribution Companies; And others.

In a cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on April 16, The Extension of the existing Ev policy was approved for three months.

The Ev policy has been extended multiple times under bot the previous aap regime and the current government due to the BJP.

“The committee shall in detail examine the delays caused in subSidy disbusement in the current policy, and it shall also objectively determine the number of women be beneficiaries and the Quantum of Subsidy to Be Gin Them, “The government document said.

Launched in August 2020 as one of the key initiatives of the previous aap government, the policy is aimed at tackling vehicular pollution and pushing the adoption of electric vehicles to 25 per cent by 2024. Initial Three-Year Term Ended in August 2023, The Government Decided to Extended it.

To provide last-mill connectivity in combined unauthorized areas, the committee has been directed to look into ways in which mini-cabs and e-rickshaws can be deployed for public convenience.

“The Committee Shall Sugged Routes for which permit can be given and the maximum number of e-aauto rickshaws and maxi cabs to ply on roads along the location of publisher Areas, “The document added.

The committee has to Submit Fortnightly Reports on the Progress Made by the Committee to Transport Minister Pankaj Singh.

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First Published Date: 17 May 2025, 17:36 pm IST